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either are fine, just depends if you were raised using it or not

but one of them can be used easily simultaneously on day to day and science anywhere in the world

Brazilian here, some of us do use the middle one

I was running endeavourOS with kde plasma 6.0 and wayland

couldn't make discord screenshare work and had to switch (1 click in the login screen) to x11

I don't truly understand the implications, but now my problem is solved

While I don't have any strong opinions about this, I think the point of the post is:

While a linux bed can be good with some investment, It's not something that I would recommend to an average user, they wouldn't know how to use It out of the blue, and not everyone has large quantities of money or time to learn carpentry.

I see, I have no more knowledge to improve this conversation, but thanks for sharing

wouldn't that be more like an agnostic than an atheist?

since atheist believes that gods don't exist

I can see a problem with bookmarking for things such as comics, manga, series, etc

The url changes between each episode/chapter, so you would've to remove the previous bookmark and add the new one, which is a hassle if you read a lot of stuff (my case)

The thing is what is the consensus of "runs well"? Is it a FPS constant? No glitches? Fast loads?

My point is, a game can come shitty and run a constant 30 fps under the "recommended" since that's what they thought was appropriate

Is a gray area that should be more descriptive, not sure why downvote me

Not that I remember, true that it didn't handle the last gen consoles, and that it was marketed as quite demanding

Sadly "minimum" or "recommended" just tells us the game runs, not that it runs well

thats was just a loud minority talking about super max setting with Raytracing and 4k

I'll have to break those niko niko knee caps

that would drastically reduce the numbers, a better alternative would be an easier exam with regular re-evaluations, so they keep updated on current regulations

also that would leave a nice groundwork for sueability, since they are supposed to know the laws they didn't enforce correctly